Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 5, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free March 1979 seven trapped for Day in Cave a a Cave Wise professor and six Stu dents trapped beneath a Moun Tain for 29 hours by Flash floods kept warm with warmed soup Over a Candle and traded jokes until Rescue divers reached the stranded party emerged bedraggled but Chipper sunday night after 29 hours in a Large under ground when the first diver finally pulled his Way against the Force of gushing water through a 60 Foo Long Tunnel to reach the stranded up clunkers at about 8 Cost the Cavers were preparing to make their own Way two minutes we would have met them All Down the said Warren a student at Georgia southwestern the first to slog from the watery Cave was Cheryl who collapsed into the arms of her Canolia Gillis of one of several anxious parents who kept a fireside Vigil at the Cave Mouth in Remote North West the first 200 feet was comparatively said Larry the diver who first reached the then came the 60foot underwater once he found air on the far bean shouted is anybody Home they started were Here were Here he he said the group was High and dry about feet from the Mouth of the Barry an assistant pro Fessor of geology at Georgia South Western College in Americus and an ardent Cave led a group of 11 into the Pigeon Mountain Dave saturday Tony one of four Cavers who escaped before rising Waters fed by torrential rainstorms flooded the Only Way reported after his friends were rescued that they told him it was exciting and they had a Good the rescued up clunkers were wrapped in Given dry clothes and offered warm drinks to offset their lowered body tem within 15 minutes Sev eral were giggling and Beans successful Effort the third try to reach the trapped the others late Satur Day and at midday sunday were hurled Back by the Waters but Beck said the party was completely in control of the situation at All he said none of the students doubted they would be Able to escape the a photo a Georgia College professor and five of his students keep warm by lying on top of each other while trapped in a Limestone Cave sunday near the photographed by a sixth escaped withstand cold students Calm in ordeal for More than a geology professor Barry Beck and six Stu dents withstood hooding and cold As they trapped deep inside a Mountain Cave in shortly after their Rescue sunday in a Telephone inter gave this account of his tra Vail to the associated by Barry Beck a when we walked in saturday the Stream was we splashed up but later in the we knew we were in for every crack was now gushing water like a fire it was we started hurrying toward the about three quarters of a mile but by the time we got about 20 minutes the water was up to the passageway Only inches from the we were rather chilled and to go through in that condition was too it would have been fool ish to try to this is How people have accidents in by trying to do More than there capable it was much Wiser to go when we had to go Back up we could hardly walk against the particularly because we were so tired we went Back to where there was a place 30 to 40 feet above the we climbed to the we could walk around we found a Small crack and huddled together to stay we got up at ate a Little Granola cans of boned Chick Vienna it was about 58 degrees about 15 degrees but no Chank but we were soak ing wet at that Point and darned we tried to get some but we rarely it was warm but not the remarkable thing we were not we were in control of the we didst have any harsh words or hysteria at any everybody did what had to be nobody hogged any we had a Candle to heat some soup and boned Chicken Hor Rible but it was the Cave contained no Wood and we didst have any paper to mess with either for a when we decided to leave the Cave we got lights wired and then the rescuers came homosexual Issue splits anglicans became Public 8 of the larger in i continued i Many Church members Wei United Iuchi reined about what Thev Perce some of the larger denominations in the United it will empty churches and split the said anglican Deacon Ess Marion if you ask me if our people Are ready for id have to say there said Lewis Bishop of in a message read sunday to All congregations in the Toronto Garnsworthy said Canadas anglican Bishops Are not condoning homosexual and Are not accept ing it As a Normal alternate lifestyle for either clergy or homosexuals now will be ordained As anglican priests if they Promise to abstain from sexual acts with persons of their own congregations were Garnsworthy said the Bishops have stated clearly that sexual relations outside marriage Are not permissible for but we have faced realistically the fact that through out the history of the Church there have been those in the ministry with heterosexual and homosexual Orien the Bishops recommendation came in the course of a discussion of a report by the Church study group on human most Edward the primate of the said the decision results from recognition by the Bishops that Homo sexuality is a reality and that the Church needs be More open about the silly Bastard can discuss All that stuff if they want but they should have kept quiet about said Hugh Dean of James Bishops have ordained Gay men for a Long but Only if they Are committed to act response other Church officials said the Bish Ops should have informed their congregations of the decision before it became Public Many Church members were concerned about what they perceived to be a hypocrisy on the recommend homosexuals for ordination but prohibiting their sex Ual asking them to remain celibate is like asking them to Cut off an said Canon George Young of Annes Church in Carmino chair Man of the breakaway anglican Catholic said the decision is a disgrace to Christian morals and will hasten the flow of anglicans away from the main some gave cautious Blessing to the promises to end logjam Over pipeline by Claude Adams up news service Washington prime minister Trudeau nailed Down american assurances this weekend that the billion natural Gas pipeline will be lifted out of an american regulatory limbo by this summer at the la at a 90minute White House Lun Trudeau and president Carter reaffirmed what nobody seriously doubted that Canada and the both want to see the Mammoth Pri vate project built As quickly As Possi ble after More than a year of delays on american the two in their fourth meeting since also agreed that they need a better mechanism for consultations on joint Energy con especially in Light of iranian Oil Export a Canadian official stressed after the meeting that this does not signal the Start of Energy rather Canada and the would simply keep in closer touch on developments in Oil and Gas production and preoccupied with the mid East israeli Leader Menachem begin is in town and other pressing prob lems of foreign seemed to appreciate the Chance to communicate with a reliable and very valuable As he referred to Canada on the White House grounds after the Carter said that he will Send legis lation to Congress by april creating an office of the Federal pipeline the office will coordinate the issuing of permits and designs related to the while juggling the Many regulatory matters related to the Trudeau has it in Carnegie Hall continued diced themselves or reintroduced for an Houran Dahal they lined crushed said youre so planted a kiss on his Cheek if they could stretch their neck past the next Gra Cious and he had a Nice word and a smile for them Inch ing from one room to the Heather a University of to Ronto economics went to the concert and reception because she wanted to see him and meet she was rewarded later that night when he asked her to after the party the scene moved up the Street to Regines those who paid for a ticket got to Dine on tossed salad with prime rib of baked Zug chocolate mousse Cham and Boogie into the Yow a by Yow a with the prime min at first nobody really knew for sure that he was Maureen Forrester was Nana Lorca and Jeanpierre Rampal were United states ambassador to Canada Thomas Enders and Enders were Manitoba Premier Ster Ling Lyon and Lyon were Manitoba tourism minister Norma Price was Winnipeg symphony concertmaster Arthur Poison was so Board chairman Pierce was someone said Neil Diamond was there and some of those people were even its not easy to Tell who on your foot at full disco blast and Strobe lights flashing White in the quicker than Light like some old movie but they surfaced be tween great flashes of Manitoba Premier Sterling Boogie orgy of ogling with Gaetana Norma one disco Arm stretched into the Strobe lighted Thomas his basketball Frame flashing in the off the and Trudeau to the Best of any ones he danced maybe three times the exact times when the two secret service men emerged out of the darkness to stand guard at the stairs which Lead Down to the dance floor and the Voso wins ovation from new yorkers continued Peg symphony is a new orchestra i wish them she said when she Learned that its an elderly gentleman from new in a plaid sports jacket i think the orchestras 1 just love it including and i wonder if Hes missing the Cana Diens when the orchestra closed the con Cert with resp Ghis Pines of the near capacity audience of More than Rose to its feet for a lasting and Trudeau went Back stage with the gala was a Benefit for the 15yearold symph Nicum Europe of which Gamba is presi he Hopes to raise for the creation of an International or Chestra of 100 musicians and the establishment of an International music Camp for talented ticket were priced from to the concert was a mix of High High comedy and High with thunderous applause and echoes of guest artists were pianists Jorge Gary Byron Janis and Jeremy violinists Yehudi Menuhin and Ruggiero dancers Jose Greco and Nana flautist Jeanpierre singers Maureen Forrester and Roberta there was a Surprise performance of the toy concerto for be improves and this featured distinguished guests artists plus baritone and Winnipeg native Morley Meredith and Winnipeg conductor Ruben Gurevich playing such instruments As toy trumpets and there were disappointments of varying Andres didst show Jose Ferrer cancelled and Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco did not Surprise with their Energy Secretary James Schle Singer represented president a death in the family brings Shock and anger Steve chaplain at the Victoria general has worked with the terminally ill for seven and is concerned about How society is failing to prepare people to Deal with at one time children were not shielded from death As they Are they were encouraged to go to say goodbye to grandma or grandpa on their they were told what was happening and it was All perfectly that Doest happen much any Overall said people must learn Early in life to face up to the inevitability of one of the ways of preparing for death is to learn to Deal with the Little deaths in life such As losing your not getting its learning to Cope with these Little deaths that prepares us for death he Overall said while some dying peo ple Are afraid of being separated from their others find it hard to die with their loved ones one Man was visited by his wife every one i went to Tell him she would be and he said perhaps i can get some rest now and by the time i got Back to my office he had it seemed As if he had been hang ing on and on for his and die As Long As she was Jim head of pasto ral care at the health sciences Centre for the past seven has continued also dealt with terminally ill patients and their families and has had to counsel doctors on death and like he believes society is not doing a Good Job in preparing people to meet or to Cope with the grief of losing people in our society spend a lot of Money to make themselves look As if they Are never going to what they Are saying is we Are now Well go on Strachan said people find some thing fitting about a Grannie dying but Are horrified when a 35yearold father they think it is grossly the but death is often like one of the big problems in our society is that we dont give people permission to Grieve we give someone three Days off work and expect them to come Back As cheerful As it can take a year or More for a bereaved person to get Over Strachan said he believes death gives his life meaning and he finds that terminally ill patients often real ize what is important in life when they find out they Are going to people who have a Strong intrinsic Faith face death he they Are Able to accept death As a part of they Are Able to celebrate their they say Ive had 42 Good and in glad i people with extrinsic whose Faith in not in their tend to be very they say Why is god doing this to me and they do a lot of saying things like lifes a Crock who needs David in charge of the terminally ill unit at Boniface said Many people would still like to die at there is a tendency for dying people to become terribly isolated in at one people died at Home where they Felt most com with their family and friends around and isolation want really a Skelton said religious dont always face death easily atheists often have very Good deaths because All they Are looking Forward to is christians often have a struggle with their Mccaffrey loses Liberal nomination local liberals have reopened nominations in the James Riding to let party supporters decide whether they want Winnipeg lawyer Darcy Mccaffrey someone else represent the liberals in the next Federal Mccaffrey came under fire last fall after he criticized prime minister Trudeau ability to Lead the party following a Liberal defeat in the 16 Federal by election in Mario Liberal party association said in an interview today a new nomination Date has been set for March Mccaffrey was ousted As candidate for the Riding after he failed to Spond to a letter sent by the association asking him whether he now sup ports Mccaffrey was out of the country and not available for ;